Please let this child have the treatment she needs at home
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David hughes
9 years ago
Government is a joke it's proven 100% that this is a very useful medication it's just the elite will lose out on so much money
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Kathleen Mahon
9 years ago
Ava should be treated in her own country!
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Cheryl Kiersey
9 years ago
This needs to be done. Let little Ava come home and give her the medication she needs
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Patrick Fitzgerald
9 years ago
Our government is a disgrace. How can you refuse a child her medicine.
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evelyn
9 years ago
Best of luck
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Christine
9 years ago
Bring her back and give her medicinal cannibas
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Janet O Halloran
9 years ago
Bring this family home
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Niamh Walsh
9 years ago
Ironically, where we welcome refugees (which is fine) , Ava is now a refugee in the Netherlands...seeking safety, sanctuary and peace. Unlike war torn countries, her home country can actually do something for her's and 1000's of others needs. She needs to be able to come home...Now...
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Dave Dillon
9 years ago
how can a plant extract be illegal when it can help this poor child.
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Tracey Carolan
9 years ago
Bring that child home....
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Mary Phillips
9 years ago
Please legalise marijuana...be a leader for once in the history of our sorry nation and do the right thing for once.
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Norah Ryan
9 years ago
Medical cannabis is helping this child. The proof is there. Just look at her a month ago and look at her now.
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David
9 years ago
The Irish government need to get the finger out and help this little girl. It's a Disgrace the heartache stress on top of trying to deal with this young girl illness . Her human rights are protected under European law she shouldn't have to live a life with seizures. I'm signing this because I feel for the young girl and her family. They deserve dignity and to be taken care of.
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Catherine moore
9 years ago
Ava needs to be home and cared for in her own country
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Anne Tresson
9 years ago
An absolute disgrace that a family has to be torn apart because of stupid politicians
Every child deserves medical treatment no matter WHAT that treatment is
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kellyanne
9 years ago
The family should be at home where they feel safe and wanted,our givernment need to stop thinking money signs and help the sick
Shame in our government
This is something that has to be done.
Please let this child have the treatment she needs at home
Government is a joke it's proven 100% that this is a very useful medication it's just the elite will lose out on so much money
Ava should be treated in her own country!
This needs to be done. Let little Ava come home and give her the medication she needs
Our government is a disgrace. How can you refuse a child her medicine.
Best of luck
Bring her back and give her medicinal cannibas
Bring this family home
Ironically, where we welcome refugees (which is fine) , Ava is now a refugee in the Netherlands...seeking safety, sanctuary and peace. Unlike war torn countries, her home country can actually do something for her's and 1000's of others needs. She needs to be able to come home...Now...
how can a plant extract be illegal when it can help this poor child.
Bring that child home....
Please legalise marijuana...be a leader for once in the history of our sorry nation and do the right thing for once.
Medical cannabis is helping this child. The proof is there. Just look at her a month ago and look at her now.
The Irish government need to get the finger out and help this little girl. It's a Disgrace the heartache stress on top of trying to deal with this young girl illness . Her human rights are protected under European law she shouldn't have to live a life with seizures. I'm signing this because I feel for the young girl and her family. They deserve dignity and to be taken care of.
Ava needs to be home and cared for in her own country
An absolute disgrace that a family has to be torn apart because of stupid politicians Every child deserves medical treatment no matter WHAT that treatment is
The family should be at home where they feel safe and wanted,our givernment need to stop thinking money signs and help the sick
Bring Ava home